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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Apr 08, 1946
Page
5
A damaged OCR puzzle fragment lists clues and partial entries for a U S Senator themed crossword style puzzle. It includes numbered entries and partial words such as Possesses Sullen Stone Stockings Duck Cap Range Pipes While Hypothetical force Let in Less Raises Concerns Browns Fail to Fete Anger In this Pitch Musical sign Devious.
Mrs. R. C. Bayliss of Richmond Virginia vice president of the Women’s National Committee of the American Contract Bridge League excels as a tournament player. In the Richmond Tournament she executed a fine end play ruffing the opening club lead and drawing trumps. She then cashed hearts and finally forced a spade discard, steering the hand to a successful result.
A wild Hollywood by Erskine column reports Ingland pursuing Jeanette MacDonald for concert appearances with a British emissary. It notes Bob Burns, the Ritz Brothers on Broadway, Lionel Barrymore as FDR, Judy Garland returning to drama in Forever, and a twin layout of Bette Davis and Joan Crawford.
Coat explains that Emma used vulnerable children for unethical experiments and withheld treatment. Wren’s suspicion confirms one child was his. Emma faces exposure as a key witness in a sensational case, with all details to be publicized and scrutinized.
Elisabeth Holding portrays Di as she recovers from shock after a violent incident. Doctor Coat and Angelina urge moving forward while Di questions police involvement and a forthcoming wedding. James’s fate seems secured. a hopeful note closes the dramatic chapter.
Washington reports the British loan faces an expected Senate Banking Committee hurdle this week with debate to follow. The coverage notes two weeks of strong oratory and sharp criticism interlaced with tough, pointed remarks about the British Lion.
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